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Hungary and the Pope.

hSaiS TIE rope.
PEsTH November 22d.-The Catholic As
sem6Iy OF hungary has voted to present to
the Pope an address signed bv 500 600
men and Sc 900 women. The church col.
iectlons to be presented to the Pope amount
10 SS5,O0O. The address favors the restora-
tlon OF temporal power to the Pope. IL is
feared in official circles that the address
Will make bad impression in Italy. The
seml-official journals protest against the
address, which they say does not depict
the genuine opinion of the Hungarian
Catholics. 1t is likely that the Ministry
Will make some explanation on the subject
to Italy.
Condition of the Crown Prince.
BERLIN, November 22d.-The Crown
Prlnce is Keeping within doors at San
Reno, the weather being variable DR..
Franck, OF Cannes, dined with the Prince
to-day, and found him enjoying a hearty
appetite and in good spirits.
;. 1dgeOtdtt asserts that Professor Virchow
discovered very few cancerous cells in the
dlscharged matter from the Princes larynx
which was sent TO him for examination.
The Cars Second Son.
BERLIN, November Odd The liaitan
U0chea6tdu announces that Grand Duke
George, second son of the Gar, will be at
tached as an officer to the First Uhlan Reg
lment, called the Alexander Uhlans.
Inc same paper says that thirteen Turk
lsh officers are about to enter the Prussian
service to complete their military education.
The Gladstone-Dopping Affair.
LONDON, November 22d.-Gladstone has
written letter to Colonel Doping apollo
giving for the inaccurate statements he
made concerning him in reference to &C.
currences at Swee6ore, Ireland. He saws
he did not moan tn 10 10, - II n.
ping the use of loaded rifle Colonel
Doping is satisfied with the apology, and
has withdrawn his action against Glad
stone.
sanderson Loses His Temper.
LONDON, November 22d.-Maior Sander
son, in a speech at Nottingham to day. de-
clared that Gladstone's statements that the
murder of Constable Wheelan was put-up
case was an absolute lie Gladstone, he
SAID, was at one end of the chain, and Pat
rick Ford at the other.
An American Ship Sunk.
LONDON, November 22d.-The American
ship 4. f. Sawyer Captain Dinsmore, from
San francisco June 18th for Queenstown,
was sunk by collision with the British
steamer Palinarus at Folkestone this morn
ing. The crew was saved.
They Come High.
BERLIN, November 22d.-The Car has
sent the decoration of the Order of Stanis-
laus to Police Director Richtoften. dia-
mond snuffbox to General Vonwerder and
$4,000 marks to the soldiers of the Alex
ander Regiment.
Boston's Big Man.
LONDON, November 22d.-The worlds
champion, John l. Sullivan, reached Man.
chester to-day. Crowds greeted him at the
depot and escorted him to his hotel.
Sir VOLTS Mission.
LONDON, November ODD. = Sir Henry
Drummond Wolff has been appointed
British Minister at Teheran
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TIE VACANT LAND OFFICE
Chances of q Californian to be Mad

SHtnoes oi Californian to be Made
Sparks Successor.
Ecoplglt, 1887. by ae California 4ssocated Press
WASHINGTON, November 22d.-TSpeciaI
The friends of Surveyor-GeneraI Ham
mond, of California, are reported to be
urging his appointment as Commissioned
S OF the General Land Office, the place
have been received here in his behalf To
gentleman who called upon the President
recently and urged the selection of a Cali
iornlan for this important place, Cleveland
S saiu re should leave the appointment of
Sparks successor to the discretion of tho
Secretary of the Interior.
rms statement was understood to mean
that the Commissionership Will not be
hlled until Secretary Lamar's successor is
appointed. In the event that the place is
gwen to Postmaster General Villas, it is be-
lIeved that he would advise the appoint
ment OF Mr.. Bryant, his law partner at
Madison. Wis, to be Commissioner of the
Land Office.
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the General Conference. to resign his Off
clal position on account of his utterances
IN reference to the Emma Abbott episode at
Nashville The resolution will create a
great sensation throughout the entire
Southern Methodist Church.
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LOTS OF ROAST MILTON
a Flock of Seven Hundred Sheep Burned
by Forest Fire

by Forest Fire.
Copyright, 1887, by the California Associated Press
SALT LAKE, November 22d.-Word was
received to-day that the mountain fires
plainly visible from this city last Saturday
surrounded and burned to death a flock OF
700 sheep belonging to John J. Stocking, of
Herman, in Salt Lake valley. Great de-
struction or timber and Improvements was
made by these fires, which have now been
burning about month.
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In an Omsh Mond

SOFIA, November 22d.-At a recent sit
ting OF the Sobranje to-day it was decided
to impeach Karaneloff, Zanoff, Nikeforof.
karoleff and 0rakakoff
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HE SAID TOO MUCH.
Emma Abbott's Pulpit Critic Invited to
Resign His Place.

NASHVILLE, November 22d.-Previous to
the adjournment of the North Alabama
Conference of the Southern Methodist
Church at Tuscaloosa, last night, resolu-
ton was adopted requesting DR.. D. C.
Kelley, of Nashville, an eminent Method;, 81
divine and missionary, and Treasurer OF
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INFATUATED JONES.
Florida's Ex-senator Beggar on the
Streets of L etroit.

Streets OF L etrOit.
CHICAGO, November 22d.-A NelvS special
from Detroit asserts that ex- United States
Senator Jones, Of Florida, who for some
unexplained reason has sojourned in De-
troit for two years past, is practically a beg
gar upon the streets, and but for the charity
of a friend would be without food or shell
ter tonight. The story says he has run
through all mis- money, and completely ex-
hausted his credit. Leading members of
the Democratic party, as well as high
church officials and others, have repeatedly
urged him to go home to Florida. but he
will not do it. His mind is undoubtedly
affected.
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MUST HAVE MEAT

starving Crofters Waging War on the
Lewes Deer Tribe.
LONDON, November 22d. - Some 1000
crofters on the Isle of Lewes have com
menced campaign to exterminate the
deer in the forest They allege that G 600
crotters are starving, who ought to be living
on the land new given up to deer, and that
IN adopting their present course thew are
actuated by sheer necessity.
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STAR MILLS and HALT HOUSE,

IAJc 1918, 1920 FIFTH STREET, sACRA
IUlO, mento, HEUBOURG & LA5f.S, Pro
prietors Manufacturers of Malt ani all kinds
of Meals. Would call speeisl attention to our
Kiln-dried Cornmeal, Oatmeal, etc. also. desi-
ers in Hops, Cvrks Produce. Grain. Feed and a
general assortment of Brewers supplies.
aS-EXchanse sold on all principal cities in
Europe lp
PoRR YI%3 o.
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Albert NGaa go CO., g. It., Cal


CACRAMENTo GLOVE FACTORY. NO. 1919
- Ninth street, between and K Hand-sewed
smoked Buck. Waterproof Buck and Black
Buck a specially. 40
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Weary of the Army.

ICopight, 1857, " tie calfoTata Associated Press
VANCOUVER, November ed. = Charles
Bartels, of Company II, Fourteenth In
fantry, recent recruit, shot himself with a
rifle yesterday, the ball passing through his
heart. He was native of Warsaw, Poland.
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AN AFFLICTED STATE.

Drought and Disease Go Hand in Hand
in Indiana.
CHICAGO, November 22d.-A Ne1cS special
from Plalnfield, Ind, says the long contin-
ued drought remains unbroken. Ii cold
weather fairly sets in before rains come,
the distressing state of affairs throughout
that portion of the State will be multiplied.
The impurity of the water now obtained
is breeding typhoid fever of the worst
type, and in some localities it is epidemic
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

An Old Soldier and His Wife Burned IN
Death.
CopyTigtt, 1ss7, by Ge California Associated Press
VANCOUVER, November 22d.-A fire near
the garrison this morning burned to the
GROUND the Baker house. occupied by an
ola soldier. Patrick Clancy, and wife. They
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SACRAMENTO, WEDNESDAY

were burned to death, while the little boy
escaped. Clancy had been in Frank Tay-
lor's battery for thirty years, and was re.
Gently discharged.
Weary oF the krp,v
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New Road Opened.

Copyright, 1887, by the California Associated Pres
OMAHA, November 22d.-The Fremont.
Elkhorn and Missouri Valley extension
into Wyoming Territory was opened from
Douglas, Wy. T., to Glen Rock yesterday !;
also the extension from Rapid City, D. T.,
to Whitehead, ID. T., line 613 miles in
length. This new line opens up vast ter.
ritory in Wyoming and Dakota, and will
bring about great change in Transports
ton.
Omaha Journalists.
iCoplrg, 1887. by TIC California Associated Press
OMAHA, November 22d.-General E. F.
Test, an old citizen and of long expert
eDce IN newspaper work, has become bust
ness manager OF the Republican. John w.
Campbell for years connected with the
Republican, re-igned and goes to San Diego,
Cal, to engage in business.
California Pensions.
Copyig. 1857 ~ tts Cab foTlia Associated Press
WASHINGTON, November 22d.-TSpecial. I
California pensions have been granted to
William f. Shelton, Martins Ferry; julius
Martin, Gilroy Chas. Haight, Alturas
Daniel Sexton, Jr., Cotton; John Mcclure,
Santa Rosa; A McLane, San Andreas
Francis Cowan, San Francisco.
California Excursion Rates.
New York, November 22d.-Commis
sioner s. F. Pierson, of the Passenger De
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UNEQuAILEp-Dr. sage's Catarrh Rem.
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FOREIGN TOPICS.
CREWS RESIGN ATION ONLY A
QUESTION: OF iIME,
He is to be Left Without n Ministry
Gladstone Denounced-The
Crown Prince.
La BELLE FRANCE.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooRD-Usros
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The "RECORD-UMION
is the only paper on the
coast, outside of San Fran
cisco, that receives full Asso-
clated Press Dispatches from
all parts of the world.
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oDELL 3 HnRZoG

ORhlIks O. A--A<-O1
ARE PACKING PORK NOW. ANc HAVE
n constantly on hani a large s;pFtS of spare
ribs, Tenderloin, Pigs Feet, Pigs H-s.is, Hams.
Bacon, Lard, Shoulders, Snin.ed Beef, Cooked
Meats and full supply Of Choice SauSages of
all kin = AZ l00O and l0Z2 X STREET c5-lmlp
IN - BUYS a CORD Of STOVE
M WOOD or a TON OF COAL,
-AT TEE--
CO. D. wood Yard, Fourth ana SIS.
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The political situation in
France is becoming hourly
more str lined and forbodes
disaster to the republic.
The Monitor., 1887-03-11

Al a meeting Of the Congregational Min
isters of Ch ic4go on Monday 4 resolution
u send : telegram Of eondolence to Mrs
Beeeher provoked heated and bitter dis
cussion, and was finally Withdrawn by
tie mover. The proposed tender Of SYM
pathy was objected TO on the grounds that
it might be construed a. an endorsement
OF Ar. Beecber's theological views, and
that the dying divine had never fully clear
Ell himself Of the charges Of immortality
brought By Theodore Tilton. At about
the same time the Methodist ministers Of
Chicago, unanimously and without dis
erssion, adopted a resolution, rendering
their sympathy u, the wife at the dying
minister.
Hon Thomas II. Dudley, who something
ago instituted suit for 80, 90 damages
against Vim. J. Sewell, has withdrawn il,
the General having made this statement
81 did not originate any charges, and while
| have reason to complain Of many state
menis made by yon touching myself and my
political actions, neve rtheless, as | under
stand now that tie charges against you
were investigated by the STATE Department
And found untrue, ia justice 10 my own
sense of iairnrs. / voluntarily wititdraw
them
At the great annual hog killing ofJoserh
Carter at Reckle-st0w n, Burlington county.
on Saturday the weights Of the "a hogs
slaughtered were a. follows; so, s44, 693.
80, 709, 10, 81, GG3. $50, COS, ~,
so, go, ei5, e30, IA. 7lO, 1G5, G8s. $50.
10, 73a, 730, 20, 10, $50, 7l5, 742, ~,
80, making an aggregate Of q, 80 pounds;
average. .ils There were 12 Spring pigs
killed at the same time. The W0rs; or kill
ing and dressing began at O'Clock and all
finished mp 3t / 20 - fonr and one half
hours.
The Senate, in the Fiaietlt Congress,
will consist of thiny-nine Republicans.
counting Mr. Riddebergcr, Of Virginia,
with them. and Of thirty-seyen Democrats
shonld Mr.. Riddleberger on any party ques-
ton vote with the Democrats, this wonld
make tie in the Senate; but as the Pre-
sident Of the Senate, already elected, is a
Republican, and would have the casting
vote. this would enable the Republicans 10
break the tie in their favor. This is pretty
close work in the party SENSE
After All excited contest ia both Houses,
the Legislature Of Minnesota has Bassed by
good majority High License Bill. The
bill imposes tax on each saloon. in cit les
cf 10 O60 inhabitants and over. NJ 81 0a0,
and ia other lacrs 800
Henry Ward Beecl,er, the great Brook
Ign preseiier. who has been ia diving con-
dition since Friday last from an apopIec
lie stroke, died on Tuesday al half-past
piBe o'cieck.
Tin. five pr cent. int-c~.f bill was d.-
iraied 10 the s. nate Monday by ,ote
of IL to s.
The Monitor., 1887-03-11
Where ibe Responsibility for the Liquor
Traffic Rests

A. has been said, tie ministers Of the
Christian Charch are especially responsible
for the active conscience OF the people on
all moral questions. Thes, Of all others,
reflect and control the moral sentiments Of
the community, and they ought tn see and
realize what God and humanity require
st their hands on this all-imPortant matter.
The Church should lead on this. as well A.
all other moral issneS-not w ait t0 be led; /;
and certainly there Is M other question
now before the world that more strongly
demands our eOnsecrated Influence ard
effort, that IS ~ intimately connected with
Ocr moral responsibility, and the welfare
of the Church Is the rum-traiiic We can
not keep onr duty on this matter out Of
religion, any more than We can have re-
ligion without the exercise OF our con-
science. II is our hea9tiess Indifference to
ouF religious obligations in the matter Of
using the ballot. that makes the rum-seler
50 defiant; for il is not 80 much the want
Of knowledge a. il Is the want Of moral
courage on the part Of onr ministers, that
the people are not mafe decided in their
convictions, and it Is this want oT moral
stamina that gives the rum s. Her the great
est encouragement for his nefafious bnsi.
MSS. This together with license a, Z
legal sanction, wliicL serve, to justify this
murderous policy of selling SLOW poison,
has been the great barrier Ia ihe success Of
Temperance; these facts arr becoming more
and more apparent eyer day IN iatelli-
gent conviction on this sabjeei, ia the
minds Of ministers and church members,
promises extraordinary results as the ont
come Of the grand uprising Of the people To
dernolsh the saloon by the only remedy
the ballot, and this just now IS 3 matter u
tie most absorbing interest.
The Monitor., 1887-03-11

IF there i z8y more OEnizDis zDd AEIEzii-
ing Eour.d 70 greet ti,s ear Of \ citizen sud
aenly auaking from : sound sl8nll'sr in
the eead of night tAsa he tolling q a fire
beli. 4s.d L there = any more terrof-fn-
sy,isine sight tI.4n liz larid glare o. fame
reflected upgs1 ths skis a. BE- draws biz
isszsd 70 losA cat. ne have Yet % hear that
ssarad AID eonfrozsf that sight. And II he
assl. r.at tie ssry element threatens rs
oxn ,Isresiold ard that be Own roof II ia
danger. II issele IS one thing that can add
To tie sitaztloa Il 5 The ,lsoagist that there
- abss3g,ely noth1ag that ear b. op-
yosed u \ bzrrzer IA tie path o. ihe de-
s,sgyer. Yes thss = precisely and area
,ais3y the situation of flse e5sizsns q
Weo@Lsi0En tosiay That the bfRsirs=ss
block II Wa.xisfsEn, reT.feselting In TAlae
a LaiSld,sg 4ssi ga.oas hanar7ds a thea
a4n.a 81 dollars. Is nos. a. ws write these
lises. ; heap % ss1fsaifieF.i's 4s''ss' . e'-T'
no' 70 any eosaiaefa se'Ass precautions 90
The Faft q or eai'z=f.s o. OF gar f'''-
'1gh goEsf'ir'sf''s' 's's !" A'y F''''''s'o" o.
any ki'ad f9i oar Ifeisei's ~ ''a' 10 't's s'ih
rle f-ei that % iafsa2y night there hap
,.sr,..3 H. be No zsfsd. That j. all. oar
toxin, - Sh2f substantially makes car
''~"- Sic bae''less part Of = @As. i'F i1e
tine bfifs. Simply u isif mercy 'i TIE eae-
rae'is, ~ u @asiei. 12s 'a.'iag z''"ii'eF' iof
IL rr.s'raeHi- faefe'saiis held 10 ei'+ck- We
e2nFo'- q ea1'ss. szTeet AL tie rnf'isfr'
IMPROVEMENTS i"r fsising hre-Tater
works aud mains sfe2ra ensl''@s A'Ad
Easd FIRE department, bat os tie ofhef
land that The rneziza d protection ssoah
The Monitor., 1887-03-11

Window shades window
curtains. holland BY the yard,
or fixtures by the set or III
pieces.
Bed tickings from 10 cts. to
y cts. We have the regular
herringbone twill, which will
not only hold feathers. but
needles and pins also.
Feathers. ready steamed and
thoroughly cleaned. furnished
on application, in lots from 5lbs.
upwards, at 90 cts. for prime,
65 for selected and 7octs. for
the choicest. Leave an order if
you want any.
Don't forget to see our car
pets.
Give our Is cent New Orleans
molasscs a trial. its 4 good
baker.
Those who've tried our -four
say it's all right Try a sample
sack. Goods delivered prompt
ly: leave or send an order BY
driver. or direct to the store.
Trunks. ralises and carpet
bags. At the New Store. under
the Opera House.
f. b. HUNrlfREYS x Co.
Noodstown. \. !.
The Monitor., 1887-03-11

1t is said that, out Of thirty-two young
men Of New Yo1l, City who were examin-
ed recently for West Point ca adetships, only
nine we're accepted as physically sound.
The litter OcsaH, of Chicago, commenting
upon this ommous fret. says: Such a
note might well make the young men Of
our cities pause for a moments thought.
No man V no violates the lags Of health
can have healthy body. How few there
are who do not study fashion and hnfnor
appetite more than they do the laws that
pertain to healthy body. Beer, the cigar
cite, too much amusement, and the hidden
vices are making havoc with the physical
manhood OF all our towns and cities. -
In the total abstinence and social purity
movements Of the present period the ca
tire community should feel deep interest,
aud extend to them cordial sympathy and
support as timely and greatly needed agen-
81. 10 arrest this race deterioration ia the
ynnhg men And boys Of our tine lido
ta.e
The Monitor., 1887-03-11

DIR. IIitchBcr has about five acres Of land
along the railroad, and nearly ia the cen
tire Vi the town, which be would like to
give To- some manufacturers As an induce
rnent Tor them 70 locate in Elmer. ''It is
nHt for sale: II Is "a be given" With such
entsrprise the toan must mOye.Etnsr
F0TrespondeAt IL Saieia .santeaH.
That IS tile kind of far-seeing policy that
has given Elmer lis boom and will keep on
booming It. We have lots Of land in
Wood-tomn that the owners have repeat
ediy given away for factory purpose
with their mouths but somehow the deeds
never got delivered. That's where the
dife renee lies. Woodst0wn is as good
place for factories as Elmer, but the help
ing band IS not pat forth. It is true that
manufacturing enterprise that can't pay
for its land and ran itself ithOut charity
IS hardly worth helping along, but, other
things being equal, when an enterprise
that can stand alone is looking for place
10 stand il is only human nature that it
.hoald strike Oh the place that is offered
the cheapest, even If It Is free, gratis, for
nothing" But AZ matter Of experience
ihese gifts are not for nothing in the long
rna and sometimes not in very short run.
for the appropriation Of piece Of and TO
4 well-lounded business enterprise that
brings capital, employment, laborers and
business 10 town, enhances at once the
value Of adjoining land, sometimes to a
marte!ous extent. That's how it works
Some people are smart enough to see il:
some are not, or, seeing it, don't care
enough about it TO make the investment.
That, Of conrse, is their own business, and
we have no sympathy with the class tliat
make 1t a point 10 sit dawn and qnarrei AT
those who, being in position 10 bonn a
town, do not choose tD do it. Neverthe-
less, one or two Of our citizens vino do
combine the ability and the disposition to
push things in this way are mighty good
citizens for any community to hs,vr aud
they deserve all the honor aud profit Ihty
realize.
The Monitor., 1887-03-11
The Finai Resaifs or Prohibition.

The grand and glOrious outcome of the
Prohibition movement, that promises 50
80 much for the near future, will be the
most effective lever TO develop the progress
Of the world in all that eitains to high
er civilization, greater than all other
means combined. This must be apparent
to all thinking minds who have any con-
ception Of what terrible incubus the
liquor traffic is now on the people, and also
All intelligent appreciation OF the marvellous
progress that the world has made in spite
Of this awful curse.
The Monitor., 1887-03-11

Prices OF Groceries. Best headlight.
high test coal oil, s.. per gallon. We
don't keep the lower grades, there's
danger enough in the best. Lewis
lye, loc.; Saponiiier. Sc per box; Iu,
pepper 25c, h.. &c. per quarter: pure
ginger, lSc. H., 1c. per quarter: bes,
nutmegs, DC. iSr ~; extract coffee.
boxes for &c; baking soda, ;,c. paper.
or in bulk. Tie very best. sc. ID. large
bottles l;umiorl's yeast powder. i0,,..
large boxes Sitting hiue 5c.; large hU-
Ties Bengal hlueing, Sc: best gran
niai"d Sngar, 5Ic.: Abs. kmss.
inrd's pare starch. 25c.. Single
pound, 'c.; corn starch. 7e. H.; Proc
ter X Gamhl,'s Girine soap. ae.:
Pyles Pearline, 'c., or 4 papers a5c.:
) lbs. washing soda. TO-: McMoniele
x Rogers, large bottles fruit extracts
lemon, POE: vanilla, poe; large hnl-
ties extract lemon, Sc: large bottles
castor oil, Sc; . ID. cans corned
beef. zoe. All groceries as low as tie
times will admit.
+. b. HUMPHREYS & co.
The Monitor., 1887-03-11

The legislature oi Kansas having passed
a municipal suffrage bill allowing women
TO vote at municipal elections, the governor
Of the state, in signing it, sz:d that he did
50 a. test Of the yalne II woman su A.
rage If the law does not work we'll.
another legislature can easily change 1T.
We hope and believe that there will be no
rea4on fer changing the law.